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Tag Archives: Russian Hill
Dog of the Day: Balder the Beautiful
When I ran into Baldr, I kept thinking that I’d run into a dog named Baldr before (though I was thinking they had spelled it ‘Baldur’), but I couldn’t find anything on the site. And then the next day, the … Continue reading
Caturday Supplement: Little Grem-Grem In The Jungle
I got to say hello to my fluffy friend again last week. This time he grudgingly decided I wasn’t so terrible after all, so I got some kitty cuddles.
Dog of the Day: Labrador Retriever
Sorry I’ve been remiss over this past week. I still have that cold. Haven’t been this hard by one in literally years, and I’ve spent most of my time trying (and failing) to sleep. Maybe feeling a little better now, … Continue reading
Dog of the Day: Frank is Just a Little Husky
Posting this from bed, so excuse the lack of trimmings on the pictures. I think they speak for themselves anyway, don’t you? (4 months old! SO CUTE!)
Caturday Supplement: Little Gremlin Again
I found another cute picture of ‘Little Grem-Grem’!
Dog of the Day: The Tiniest of Passengers
Full grown pup, but they don’t come a whole lot smaller!
Dog of the Day: Remus the American Alsatian
Chalk another one I’ve never heard of up to the ol blawg: Remus here is a one-year-old American Alsatian. He might look a little familiar: turns out he’s the one I saw in wags and mistook for a Caucasian shepherd. … Continue reading
Double Dog Day: Ryley and Honey the Golden Retrievers
I took these two adorable pups for a walk as a favor to Autumn last week. They were both sweetie-pies, at least as soon as I got out their harnesses.
Dog of the Day: Husky
I ran into a couple of Siberian huskies a couple weeks ago, one right after the other. This was the lazier of the two: he was camped out in the front hall of a gym, trying to cadge treats and … Continue reading
The Caturday Before Christmas: The Cat With No Name
I am cat-sitting for a Norwegian forest cat that is so recently adopted that he does not yet have a name. He does, however, have his own forest.